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Ghana is a very friendly place in West Africa and has a rich culture and historic landmarks as well as beautiful beaches. Kotoka International Airport is the gateway to Ghana and provides the country with connectivity to major cities around the world. It forms a convenient base point for those who want to visit the country. Here, you will find key information about flights to Ghana. For example, travel tips, route choices and destination advice on planning your trip on this page. And in case you want access to cheapest flights to Ghana, this guide also puts the spotlight on how Oceans Travel assists travellers to locate competitive fares on its flight search feature and travel alerts. It becomes easy to compare the available options and prepare a trip with comfort to Ghana. Book your flight with Oceans Travel today!

Flying to Ghana?

Here are some quick flight facts you should know!

Most Popular Route: London → Accra

Most Popular City: Accra

Most Popular Airline: Ethiopian Airlines

Cheapest Month: May

Common questions about travel to Ghana

These are some of the most common questions people ask before booking a trip to Ghana, why not see if something you're wondering is here?

Most travellers must obtain a visa before travel. Ask Oceans Travel to help you assist with a visa from the Ghanaian High Commission or official e-visa service. We will help you apply in advance, in case you don’t have one. Make sure your passport is valid for at least six months on arrival.
Ghana’s currency is the Ghanaian cedi (GHS). It is used for everyday purchases, though major hotels and some tourist businesses may accept US dollars, pounds or euros. It’s easiest to arrive with a small amount of foreign currency and use ATMs or to get cedi. To find out Ghana's rate, message us at 0330 818 1234 to send you SMSs on the best time to exchange!
Ghanaians value polite greetings, modest dress in formal or rural settings, and respectful behaviour toward elders. Use your right hand for handshakes/handing items as a sign of friendship. To add, always ask permission before photographing people
Ghana uses Greenwich Mean Time (GMT, UTC+0) year-round and does not use daylight saving time.
From Kotoka (ACC) you can take official airport taxis, pre-booked private transfers, ride-hail apps or hotel shuttles. Use the official taxi rank inside the terminal or a booked transfer for safety and predictable fares.
Ghana has a lively festival calendar. Including, Homowo (Greater Accra), Aboakyir (Winneba), Panafest and regional harvest festivals. Each offers music, parades and authentic cultural displays depending on the month and region.
Ghana is considered one of the safest countries in West Africa, but exercise normal travel caution. Be aware of petty crime and follow local advice. Such as, avoid isolated areas at night, safeguard valuables, and check up-to-date official travel advice before departure, etc.
Street food is central to Ghanaian food culture and many popular dishes (waakye, jollof, kebabs, fried plantain) are delicious. You can find busy, well-kept stalls, serving hot food that are freshly cooked. Make sure to avoid raw salads or under-cooked items, if you have a sensitive stomach. Choose reputable restaurants and bottled water

Why Travel to Ghana?

Ghana is a unique travelling destination that details culture, history, nature and hospitality. In the bustling capital of Accra to the ancient shoreline around the Cape Coast. You can immerse yourself in local markets, local food, music and festivals that highlight ancient traditions of the nation. Ghana is also located near some strong historic sites. For example, old coastal castles and forts that narrate the history of the transatlantic slave trade. It allows travellers a better insight into the history of the region and its ties with the rest of the world.

 

In addition to the cities, the sceneries in Ghana are another attraction. At Kakum National Park, travellers have the opportunity to walk in the rainforest canopy, rest on the golden beaches on the Atlantic coast, or visit further inland in order to see wildlife and national parks. It's not hard to understand why Ghana is such a destination where culture and adventure are reached. To most visitors who are considering flights to Ghana, the possibility of exploring the real West African culture, stunning scenery and rich history in just a trip is what makes the country a memorable experience.

How to Find the Cheapest Flights to Ghana

When you know where and when to search, you can find cheap flights to Ghana easily. Booking early and being a flexible traveller is one of the easiest ways of achieving a better price. Since fares tend to increase as you move closer to the travel date or during specific periods of the year. For example, during high seasons, like the Easter holiday and summer holidays. Mid-week travel over the weekend can potentially save the total price. Additionally, travelling during the less busy times of the year. Such as May, June, September and early October.  Usually, there are more affordable lower prices on routes to Accra during those months.

 

Good value fares can also be located using the tools that are from Oceans Travel. Our flight search engine enables travellers to find their route to Accra in a fast and easy manner. Our tool compares different prices available with ease just by booking and searching with us, without a hassle. The other easy method of being ahead of the pack is by subscribing to the Oceans Travel newsletter where travellers would be notified of new deals, promotions and tips to keep in mind when traveling to Ghana. With smart planning and the use of tools offered by Oceans Travel. Travellers can arrange their trip more confidently and find a better offer when planning their flights to Ghana.

When to Visit Ghana

The best time to visit Ghana is usually the dry season, between November to March. However, this depends on what you feel is most comfortable and best for your trip to Ghana. November to March weather is sunny with low humidity and minimal rainfall. So you can tour cities such as Accra, see the historic sites at Cape Coast without any inconvenience. Cultural activities and wildlife experience are also common during this time. This is why most travellers schedule their flights into Ghana during this period.

 

Depending on the type of travellers, you will want to travel at different times. First-time tourists and sightseeing travellers tend to enjoy December to March when the weather is dry and the beaches, heritage tours and national parks are perfect. Culture travellers can visit during the festival seasons or in December when there is the peak of activities and festivities. The rainy months of April to October can also be worth it if you prefer with green scenery and fewer crowds. Instead of constant rainfall, there will be occasional rain and lush scenery. In general, Ghana is a destination that is year round. However, November to March is the best due to the weather, activities and weather conditions, for most travellers wanting to plan a trip.

Most Popular Routes and Airlines

The Kotoka International Airport in Accra is the largest airport hub in the country. It's the access point for most international travellers who have direct flights to Ghana. Whether it's from Europe, North America, Middle East or Africa. London-Accra, Amsterdam-Accra, New York-Accra and Istanbul-Accra are some of the busiest long-haul routes used by business and leisure travellers heading to West Africa. There are many global airlines that provide flights to these routes. For example British Airways, KLM, Turkish Airlines, Emirates and Delta Air Lines. This offers a mix of direct service and well-connected one stop flights between many hubs. So, you can book your flights to Ghana, without any issues.

 

Across Africa, it is active in terms of regional travel and flights to Accra and other cities. Such as Lagos, Abidjan, Nairobi and Johannesburg are frequent. Airlines such as Ethiopian Airlines, Kenya Airways and RwandAir. These airlines tend to operate these routes linking travellers via major hubs in Africa. Most travellers looking at flights to Ghana will land in Accra and continue to their destinations in cities like Kumasi, Tamale, or Takorad. This makes Ghana a central place to explore, whether its the capital or other cities.

Top Things to See and Do in Ghana

Ghana is a country that presents a rich history, wildlife and natural beauty to travellers. This makes it one of the most rewarding destinations in West Africa. Most of the tourists start with some of the strongest historical monuments, including Cape Coast Castle and the Elmina Castle. These are coastal forts recognized by UNESCO that highlight key moments in the history of Ghana. To nature lovers, the most famous experience in Ghana is the canopy bridge at the Kakum National Park. It provides visitors with an experience to walk in the rainforest on the raised walkways suspended on top of the forest cover. The Wli Waterfalls, which is the highest waterfall in West Africa, offers breath-taking views and serene hiking paths.

 

In addition to these attractions, Ghana has unique wildlife and cultural tourism. Travellers can go north to the Mole National Park where they may enjoy a safari drive and sight of the elephants. There are even relaxing beaches like the Labadi Beach, for a change in scenery. Explore exotic cultural locations, such as the Nzulezu Stilt Village and Tafi Atome Monkey Sacrament. Accra is quite easy to use when planning a trip and finding flights to Ghana. This makes many visitors also appreciate boat trips on Lake Volta or brief day trips in and out of Accra.

Key Cities in Ghana

Ghana has a varied combination of cities and regions, so it's easy to design a trip to Ghana, which will fit various types of travellers. The capital, Accra, serves as a primary entry point of most international travellers. It is a mix of coasts with business areas, night life and urbanisation. Kumasi is recognised as the cultural centre of Ghana. It has a more traditional feel and serves as a major business centre of central Ghana. Tamale is one of the fastest-developing cities in West Africa. It offers access to the North Ghana and gives a more relaxed pace of life due to its strong connections to agriculture and the local communities.

 

In coastal areas, Cape Coast and Sekondi-Takoradi have a different environment. They combine seaside lifestyle with history and education of Ghana. Whereas smaller towns, such Koforidua and Ho, give a calming rural environment with greens and local culture. Most travellers arriving on their flights to Ghana decide to visit some combination of these destinations. This is because the distance between these cities is reachable, with different places able to provide you with a different look at Ghana.